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This will, at the very least, need acts-project/detray#746 to be merged and integrated into traccc before it will pass. |
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The SYCL CI briidge failure is unrelated (see #625) |
In light of some recent issues in Detray as well as some work that I want to put into traccc, this commit adds a new C++20 platform based on Ubuntu 24.04 that will test the compilation of (the host part of) traccc on the newer C++ standard.
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In light of some recent issues in Detray as well as some work that I want to put into traccc, this commit adds a new C++20 platform based on Ubuntu 24.04 that will test the compilation of (the host part of) traccc on the newer C++ standard.